1. Doyen’s Retractor : 2. Allis tissue forceps : 3. Artery forceps : 4. BP Handle with blade : 5. Kidney tray : 6. Plain… Read More »Lower uterine segment caesarean section(LSCS) Instruments set/list
Here we have discussed the steps of Lower section uterine caesarean section(LSCS or LUCS). We have discussed these topic by using detailed image collection and… Read More »Lower uterine section caesarean section(LSCS/LUCS) – steps with images
We have discussed the instruments names and pictures, used in thyroid gland surgery.
The butterfly-shaped thyroid gland is located at the base of your neck. An enlarging thyroid gland is a goitre. A clear lump or swelling at… Read More »Goitre – Clinical features | Aetiology-Causes| Types | Investigations | Treatment
These are open sores on the ankle or lower leg are referred to as venous ulcers, sometimes known as venous stasis ulcers or non-healing wounds.… Read More »Venous ulcer – Clinical features | Pathophysiology | Investigations | Treatment
A fracture in the upper quarter of the femur, near the hip joint. This types of fracture can occur due to older age which leads… Read More »Proximal Femur fracture – Clinical features, Classification, Mechanism, Diagnosis, Treatment
Also known as Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purprua, This is an autoimmune pathology characterized by a low platelet count, purpura, and hemorrhagic episodes caused by antiplatelet autoantibodies.… Read More »Immuno thrombocytopenic purpura – Clinical features | Pathophysiology & Causes | Management
A dog bite might result in tetanus or rabies. Infection signs include leaking, redness, swelling, and increasing pain. Dog bite injuries can range in severity… Read More »Dog/Cat Bite – Category and Management with images
This is known as increase in size or density of lymph nodes in the Axilla region due to various causes. I. Location/Position/Relations of Axillary groups… Read More »Axillary lymphadenopathy – Position/Location | Possible causes | Treatment
This are type of Skin rashes which is mainly formed due to IgE mediated allergic reaction. This is formed when allergens activates the mast cells… Read More »Urticaria/Hives – Clinical features | Pathophysiology & Causes | Management